Served

Point a camera at what is in the fridge and it comes back with something to cook, then the shopping list, then the shopping. It is one of the few listings whose job ends in a purchase rather than in a message, and it shops at Walmart and Instacart today with Target, Whole Foods and Aldi listed as coming.

The policy is the clearest description of agency anywhere in this directory. It says that when you ask it to shop, you authorise Served to act as your agent to build a cart and place orders at the retailers you connect, and that you remain the principal. Naming the legal relationship rather than gesturing at it is unusual, and it is the sentence to hold up next to every other product here that quietly does the same thing.

It is free, and the policy says where the money comes from: a section titled sponsored content and retail intelligence, with a commitment that dietary guardrails you set can never be overridden by sponsored content. An agent that both recommends and buys, funded by the people whose products it can recommend, is the arrangement this whole category is heading towards, and this is the first listing here to write it down.

OpenAI and Anthropic are named for the model work under terms the policy says forbid training. The one gap is the thread itself: it invites the whole household in, keeps everyone's allergies straight, and collects household details, and it never says what the people who never signed up can ask for.